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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1890
Page
8
The readable portion of the OCR page shows a brief editorial taste of emigration sentiments and notes about the newspaper staff. It mentions Shannon and Longstaff as editors and proprietors and references a U.S. context for emigration. The fragment lacks a clear event or full names to establish a stronger lead.
Local column enumerates visits from Mrs. O M Harrison and Mrs D W Renair and Edna of New Castle Indiana. Reports tea for Rev Geo A Cressey of Oshkosh, Barringer guests, Dineen returns from Kansas, mixed civic and business updates, census work progress, school concerts, and an invitation from St Lawrence to join Independence Day celebrations in Huron.
The council adopted an ordinance imposing a fine of five to fifty dollars for firing air guns within city limits. A petition for a Ninth street bridge over the Jim River was sent to the public works committee with cost reporting instructions. The meeting also approved a refund warrant for Ganetta Murphey and noted an excursion fare deal for a Knights of Pythias Conclave. A suffrage mass convention was urged for July 8 in Huron with county representation requested.
A Tuesday night storm from the north and west brought heavy rain and lightning. A bolt hit W L Bliss's east Dakota avenue grocery, damaging carpet and flooring, with the stove pipe blown down and a coal oil tank nearby. The loss to building and stock is light, but total area damage runs near five thousand dollars. No one was inside the store. Buell and wife were stunned elsewhere. A large grain elevator was blown down nine miles northeast, with substantial wheat losses but potential recoveries.
A Milwaukee agent F R Hulbert was beaten and threatened as trespassers boarded the northbound Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul train near Wolsey after 2 am Sunday. Three tramps were jailed, but later released after Geo Peterson testified no robbery occurred.
Weekly notice shows names such as M O Baxrud BS Burkey Coste D Lancaster Kiilomoley Lardner Win Nelson Nutter Wood Zeitlow. Persons may claim by stating advertised in the Huron-ITE, with publication date, and paying one cent at the stamp window. Joan Lonestar P M.
An incident titled Dunlap Stiff Hate is noted at Appel Bros involving a notable publicized occurrence. Details are sparse but the phrase points to a conflict or protest tied to the Dunlap name and the Appel firm. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
The passage extols Hood s Sarsaparilla for cures and economy claiming 100 doses for a dollar. It also advertises Buckingham s dye for gray beards and Ayer s Pills for heartache and cleansing the stomach and bowels, invoking memories of grandmothers and medicinal roots.
A brief item notes Dunlap silk hats offered at Appel Brothers department store. The notice highlights a promotion or display event featuring Dunlap headwear.
Carried as a health aid for travel the Syrup of Figs acts on kidneys liver and bowels. It is claimed to prevent fevers headaches and other illnesses. Sold in 50c and 1.00 bottles by leading druggists.
A H Reed a civil engineer and surveyor with twenty years in the field and county surveyor experience in Todd and Ano counties Minnesota from 1881 to 1889 focuses on drainage irrigation surveying platting additions and general engineering. Located at Reed's wood yard corner 4th and Illinois streets.
Leading physicians endorse Ayer’s Pills for stomach and liver troubles, biliousness, and rheumatic pains. Sugar coated, no calomel, gentle yet prompt. praised by users from Wis to Texas for piles and appetite, energy, and overall health.
Self praise is not recommendation yet claims by users and others support Allcock’s Porous Plasters as genuine and reliable for over thirty years. Cures and voluntary testimonials are cited, warning against imitations. Allcock’s Corn and Bunion Shields offer quick and certain relief.
The Chicago & North-Western Railway offers round trip excursion tickets to St Paul for the National Educational Association meeting at one fare for the round trip plus a $2.00 membership fee. Tickets and full details available from railway agents.
Members of the Beadle County Farmers Alliance are summoned to meet in Huron on Saturday, June 28, 1890, to discuss the political situation. Organizing official: Onper or Onareman.
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